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We believe we can help you to build the future you want. With our support and your determination, we are ready to shape the world.
Find out everything you need to know about studying an undergraduate degree at Norwich University of the Arts
Our master’s degrees and postgraduate courses allow you to spend time studying a subject in greater depth.
Got questions about studying with us? Chat to one of our current students to find out what it's like to be part of our welcoming and friendly community.
Discover more about the University and why you should choose Norwich for your studies.
If you're applying for postgraduate taught study at Norwich, you'll find all the key information on this page.
Whatever type of course you study with us, finance will always be an important factor.
We offer a number of postgraduate scholarships and discounts to help you with your tuition fees.
Norwich University of the Arts’ short courses help to fill skill gaps in the creative and technological industries, providing you with the opportunity to develop the skills needed for the next step in your career.
Norwich is one of the UK’s friendliest and most affordable cities – with a range of accommodation options to suit budget and needs.
Norwich sparks with creativity. It’s one of Britain’s greenest cities, safest places, and with a thriving arts, music and cultural scene.
Your time at university is more than just an education — it's a gateway to an exciting and rewarding career.
We want you to be able to make the most of your university experience
Look around our city-centre campus, and you will find studios, media labs, and creative spaces in 13 buildings that sit among the cafés, bars, independent galleries and shops of Norwich’s cultural quarter.
East Gallery is a city centre public art space showcasing a programme of exhibitions by internationally recognised artists, curators, and design practitioners
All the information you need for travelling to Norwich by air, bus, train or car, and for exploring our campus.
Guidance and support that is available to help you explore your career options
We take pride in connecting university life with the ever-evolving creative industries.
Taking on part-time work while studying is a great way to earn some money at university.
Guidance and advice on the medical and health support available to students in Norwich
The entire university community is here to ensure you thrive and succeed. This includes supporting your mental health, physical health, and your wellbeing.
Our friendly and dedicated disability support and advice team is here to help and support you throughout your time at university.
The You Report, We Support webform is for reporting an incident of sexual misconduct, harassment, bullying or hate crime to the University.
The Students’ Union is an independent, autonomous and democratic organization that exists to support and represent students.
You’ll find everything you need to take your studies further in the Norwich University of the Arts Library.
Info on the financial support that is available to students
It's never too early to start planning for your Student visa application for studying in the UK.
We accept a wide range of qualifications from across the world for entry on to our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
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We believe that by working together, we can make great things happen. We are committed to finding real-life solutions to the world’s most challenging problems
We are a vibrant community of practitioners, theorists, and historians, who bring together creative teams from diverse backgrounds to work on tackling global challenges.
The Research and Knowledge Exchange institutes lead Norwich University of the Arts' creative responses to local, national, and global challenges.
The Research and Knowledge Exchange groups at Norwich aim to embed research culture and grow project activity at a programme level.
Explore recent and ongoing projects developed by our researchers and academics.
We encourage applications for practice-based and/or written research degrees in arts, design and media disciplines.
Knowledge Exchange at Norwich is all about shaping our world. Our approach springs from the idea that creative and design thinking can change the world for the better.
There are a range of ways you can give back to the university and support our community of students, staff and alumni.
Update your details as a Norwich alum to ensure that the University can stay in touch with you.
Each year we run an annual programme of events for alumni.
We’ll help you turn your creative talent and determination into a fulfilling career.
Lost your degree certificate? We can help with a replacement degree certificate.
Norwich University of the Arts has established itself in arts, design and media education for more than 175 years.
We take pride in offering an experience and creating a community that you can be proud to be a part of.
This section covers information relating to the way Norwich University of the Arts is governed and how decisions are made.
Meet our teaching staff and explore their work and expertise.
Join a thriving academic and professional community at a university that’s renowned for outstanding teaching quality, industry-standard facilities and high rates of student satisfaction.
Building a network of organisations, projects, activities and funding streams for creative arts and health in the Norfolk and Waveney area.
Ensuring a legacy for the arts and mental health research undertaken at Northside House, Hellesdon Hospital and HMP Norwich.
A series of monthly talks exploring creativity's role in addressing global challenges.
Advancing understandings of the impact of murals in clinical settings on patients, staff and visitors.
Led by Collusion, this project supports artists to explore the use of creative technologies in their practice.
Investigating how wetland crops could provide a sustainable income for farmers in the Broads.
Documentary Surrealism investigates the intersection of surrealism and documentary across media and art forms.
An ambitious creative health project delivering world class art in new wards at Hellesdon Hospital.
The Architectural Humanities Research Association 21st international conference, held at Norwich University of the Arts from 21-23 November 2024.
